Tagged Stories: "National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)"

In coastal cities, even high tides are closing roads and overwhelming storm drains.

Spring nutrient loads from the Potomac and Susquehanna rivers will impact summer water quality.

Shellfish raised on the river bottom would remove excess nutrients from the water.

The state has partnered with CSX to transport shell to Baltimore.

But a new report indicates oyster restoration could be more effective under stronger harvest limits.

Low spring nutrient loads should lead to improved water quality this summer.

Preliminary data show the superstorm has done less damage than Hurricanes Isabel, Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.

From spilled sewage to shellfish bans, we are tracking the weather's effects on the watershed.

This marks the largest restoration effort the watershed has ever seen.

Unusual weather, including a wet spring, a hot summer and two tropical storms, caused the Bay’s health to decline.